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MAUPIN
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Demoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 6, NO. 4
MALTIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1919
THE YEAR $1.50
Local Interest
F,reb meat at Styers.
Darrel and Vera Turnor ore as
tilting their father in the poitoffice
George Bumpter of Oaksdale,
Wu., came last evening and it h
guest at the 0. B. Derthick bouie.
Thii is the first time iu 47 years
that Mr. Suinpter has met hi sis
tePj Mrs. Susan Derthick.
Thoroughbred I'ly mouth Roost
ers for sale, 2 each, 1 ILinlburg
left. Mrs. J. VV. Arcs.
Otis Cbastain bought the bluff
cottRge of U. F. Turner and moved
bis family there last week.
Percy Thompson, one of the
first to volunteer from Wasco
county returned in July to his
home at Redmond after twenty
sevsq months io the service.
J, H. McDonald of the While
Rixer school spent the week end
with bit friend and co-laborer,
Prof. Copeland. He says "The
goed people of' Maupiu can justly
feel proud of their tchool, and iu
efficient and progressive corps of
teachers. Couviuoing evidences
of thorough and up-to-date, school
work show up iueach department.
Patrons of this school should visitl
it regularly, and thus liy thnir
presence and hearty co-operation.
encourage the pupils and teachers"
Miss Pearl THotitpson, n former
resident of Tyh Valley wan mar
ried September 27th t Harry
Shiverly and is living at Redmond
Yesterday seemed the dav of
I lm week fur all of M,iupiii' busi
ness houses. Anion); out of town
cullers wi-ic Mr. and Mrs. ,). VV.
Davidson, R. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. II. I'. Hammer and mhi,
Mrs. II. II. Ilarphnn and co.,
V. M. Confer, Mrs. lCrneat Confi i,
Mis. Frank Dyer, L. B. and Floyd
Kelly, A. J. Conrov, Mrs. Louie
Woodside, Mrs. Haegy, .
Mrs. Lizzie Allen who been
matron at the Warm Spring school
for several years left her duties
there Sunday and after visiting
relatives on the Flat and Wannc
left yesterday for Aitoria lo fjend
the winter.
Dr. Duke made a trip lo bis
uumee-lead thin' morning.
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Smock Items
The sale at Urban's was well
patronized by the people here,
although it was a bad day to be out
Rain, rain, more rain.
School is progressing finely with
Miss May as teacher. The pupils
gave n Hallowe'en social which
was well attended. The proceeds
of I ho evening, $113 will go toward
purchasing a Victrola lor the
school.
The Red Cross dtive is no.v on
.-ind it is hoped that everjone will
ivo a dollar toward alleviating
PREPARE NOW
FORTHE FAIR
For 1920
A month or more has passed
since our Southern Wasco County
Fair,. Mr. Farmer. A brief sur
vey discloses some good points
and some mistaken. In order to
promote tiie general progress our
fair should enjoy and to piovide
auninst mistakes mav tht follow
ing facts be stated With the best I
interest of our worthy enterprise
enterprise in mind. First, is a
fonr day fair run on limited finan
cial means as desirable as three
lays. Would three full d iys not
the misery in the near east of the j meet the general demand better
people who are trying to right
themselves, but who must have
help through the coming winter.
G. II. ft ids of Fox, Oregon, will
than four slow draggiog, days?
Would it not he better lo occupy
the forenoon hour with a dated
patriotic and educational program
preach at tho Smock church on 1 including music, etc., thutppeaR
It Pays to Pay Cash at JoryV
F. M. Jory
When in Need of Dependable
Goods - Our Prices Are 'Right
GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES
BLANKETS
Gas Air-o-lite Lamps
It Pays to Pay Cash at JoryV
the S)th inst. Come out to bear
him.
Mr. 1'iriell was badly hurt,
haying fallen from a hay rack,
dislocating some. ribs.
W H. M.i;. field's father has
lieen quite ill I u t. hopes to recover
I?av. Toiiltt uml fntiiilv hiiviiiu
arrived Friday will mike their P"' or Prl88deut 81 tbe Lel
lay
win re
he will hold
Build Now
ALL BUILDING MA
TER i A' (jkICES'"W1LL
PROBABLY REMAIN
STATIONARY tOR SEV
ERAL YEARS.
FARM BUILDING
S .OULD BE PLANNED
NOW.
ASK TO SEE OUR
FREE PLAN BOOK ON
FARM BUILDINGS.
4 t
$ILO$ PAY FOR THEM
SELVES IN BETTER
FEEDING FIRST YEAR.
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MACHINE SHEDS-
Morc Machinery Rusts Out
than Wears Out.
Hofcsheds, Hay? heds, Barns,
C h 4ken Houses, Homes.
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.
borne here
lefVices.
Grandma l'arlow is quite low
Mis. Ed Craft's little boy, hav
ing drank some eye water during
bear absence waa seriously burned
but as it did not reach in stomach
there are hopes' of recovery, "'""" -
Leonard Farlowcame over from
Maupiu to attend the social..- .
Two doer were --killed above
hele lust Week. ',.- '
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Wapinitia Items..,.
Two car loads of cattle were
shipped from here Saturday, J. I.
West and B. L. Foreman, a'coui
panying them to Portland. L. J.
Kelly took a car of hogs.
0. L. I'aquet sold his farm to
C J. McCorkle for $9,000.
Lester McCorkle has bought the
Kennedy property south of White
river.
Louis Woodside sold his home
deud accrOBS the Deschutes to
.ounolly Brothers for $2,4000.
Henry Peteiaou Iihm imiIh oi-
farm. to Mrs, Smiili .imi to Lt.
Several men arc laifj co .smui
ing the foundation' foi N ti tieii-
iu's Pine Grove residence. j
The Hallowe'en program Satur
fay night waa a treat success,
uhe proceeds for the pies totaling
150. One pie sold for ?3.
N. G. Hedin returned Wednei
lay after a week in Portland. ,
The Ladies Aid are planning to
iaye a bazaar in the near future
to the wholesome nature and costs
little In cash outlay, than to let
the long forenoon drag into 2:'M
p. m. with out a thing doing?
Would it not seem advisable to
appoint heads of committees on
music, sports, exhibits, decora
tions, etc , with the general gecre-
pilot and com maud thoae good
forces thus rounding out a pro
gram that could be released lo the
public iu pamphlet form two
weeks before the fair dates.
It has beeu wisely suggested
that the committee on Concessions
reserve vbe absolute right to er-
pell any concession that: proyes
undesirable from any 'of several
eiandpoints, thus avoiding- some
unpleasant experiences.
Would it not be advisable' to
have a loukout committee to visit
d fieteut Wasco county interests
.ind localitcs and solicit exnhibiln
and repieBentation. Would it not
be well to have a live publicity
committee to herald the fair news
to the four winds and appeal to
the county interest to support the
fair.
I heard many folks say, My
land, I had tome com or beans
or what not, that beats that all to
pieces, etc. Why didu't I bring
it? U necessary a bus should
assemble these good products.
Another tiling the fair associa
tion should be called together
soon while these thing are fresh
In mind and plans and committees
be perfifled, to thut the matter
could be kept iu mind, thin in
suring bettei rt'Ktilis iu I'.l'JO, ;
We must have more money and
more fur our money and in the
above ways ami other we can
obtain such results.
If one should take Wapinitia
Plains' exhibit out of the fair this
year a great vacancy would re
sult. Would it not then b a
good plan to draw a healthy
wholesome com pet ;t ion between
districts, selling out general and
special prizes, tu. Why not have
a Boosters' Day to elevate our fair
into a real hummer for 19-0-
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Maupin School Newt
The pertuaueut organization of
the Juniper Club waa completed
last Friday. Tha following offic.
en were electad: Leonard Parlow,
president; Mabel Cyr, first vice
protideuti Lewis Dertbkk. second
vice presideut; Feme Mayhaw,
secretary-treasurer; Ida Duncan,
assistant secretary -tree su re r;
Georg) Ayros, Bargeant-at-Arms;
Mrs. A. W. Buchanan Critic.
For life, not for school we learn
Addie Wray took Up a collection
for a basket ball Wednesday.
There a always something worth
while going; on when Addie ia
around.
Ida Duncan is out of school tern
porarily oh account of tha illness,
of her sister.
If you never visit the -school
neyer ask teacher, "How is
school a-gyin'7" Talk about some
thing that interests you. The
tenoher can usually meet you half
way.
Second hand sawing machine
Singer, for sale, Times oflice.
Order Log Cabiu Bread received
every day at Styer's.
COMSM'G
at
Ever- Bearing
Stawterries
Five square rols of land furn
ished my, family ot six - more
t i ! wherries than,; we could ut-e all
in ., If you have water for
i nuiition they will uo toe same
f ir .u. Plants $1 per hundred.
A. A. Bonneyi
I hnve a farm 400 acres, 20
miles from Boise, Idaho, 10 miles
from Emmett, good soil, well
watered, lots of outside range
Grows good alfalfa without water;
80 acres can be irrigated, A good
MAUPIN, NOV. 13th
'As ksit nmtellmemrit f the
Ganibals of the
vSouth Sea Islands
. mmi sdtiimg oime off s&l
The -Window of the Soul - THE EYE
Most precious gift to Man; , ' , ,
',.',, " the busv years of life go by, , .
H'.i ttN
oiMOMETKISI
treats cases of hy perir etropia, presbyopia, myopia,
and astigmatism with properly fitted glaeeee.
See hint on Saturdays or evening!, ri""t at any
time tht ill int.t e th achi 1 dutiee.
.... .... .... ''cattle proposition. Price $15.00
.til luuica iiiLVlcriu aic luvitou IU i a n
cintribule something.
A reception was tendered the
new pastor aud his family at the
parsonage Tuesday night. About
thirty were present and a rp'eudid
time enjoyed.
Dr. Elwood was called Tuesday
t ete Mrs. w. O- Wilson.
Biggest foi a ear lasted about
thWty hours.
New Subscribers
per acre. A. A. Bonuey.
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Wapinitia Auto Stage
Leaves Maupin, 4 p. m.
Leaves Wapinitia, 7 a. m.
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n o:5adl law f facts en Maupnn.
all kinds nWemiJed to.
The following renewed their
subscription to the Times during
the past few dsts:
F. D. Tillotson
C. J. McCorkle
W. S. Woodeide '
J. O- Thompson
Me. Lizzie Allen
W. II. Wiiliams ,
U. S. Eni.ersby "
SOME: OF THE THINGS THAI we. CAN DO FOR V.
' DO YOUR NOTARY WORK,
SELL TfUUK FARM FUK VOu,
RENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX,
BUY YOUR WHEAT. BARLEY AND OATS,
TAKE CARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS.
DO YOUR UNITED STATED COMMISSIONER WORK.
GIVE US A TRIAL,, WE CAN AND WILL, MAKfi Gutt
MAUPIN STATE BANK